Artificial intelligence is already shaping modern conflict and everyday life, but fiction often misunderstands how it actually works. Ph.D. Ross Carley breaks down computational intelligence in clear, accessible terms, explaining how these systems are used in both military and civilian settings. Writers learn the role of expert advisors, real-world limitations, and practical applications, making it easier to incorporate advanced technology into stories without losing believability.
Beyond Sweet Tea: Writing the South Without Stereotypes
Alana White, Debra H. Goldstein, Jeffrey Philips, Lynn Chandler Willis, Rebecca Butler, and Valona Jones take on Southern clichés head-on. They discuss when familiar tropes add texture and authenticity to a story, when they become stereotypes, and how writers can...
